Can you look at this map and say Israel does not systemically appropriate land?

You really are a sick git. Any nuclear confrontation anywhere in the world would be a catastrophe, not something to smiley face at. Your obsession with playing toy soldiers means you place no real value on human life.

The "murderous vermins" are the Jews of Israel. The numbers speak for themselves. We're talking "innocents killed."

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I gather that this would make you quite happy. Keep in mind that, should Israel get hit, it might be adios a number of other countries, including non-Muslim countries.

If Jews are so aware of this, why does Israel have nukes?

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. They even kill their daughters and wives without valid justifications.

Without VALID justification? What might that VALID justification be? You're a sick and disgusting PUTZ , for posting such a comment.

As a deterrence to its many Arab enemies.

It's clear you have never tried to visit Israel. Stop your sick imaginations about Muslims sneaking in nukes into that country.

Cicerone said:@RF- It's clear you have never tried to visit Israel. Stop your sick imaginations about Muslims sneaking in nukes into that country

Romeo, don't forget that CI took a two-week vacation in the Middle East and is, therefore, and expert on what the Muslims might do to Israel.

expert on what the Muslims might do to Israel.

I have looked and looked and have not seen where Israelis are killing innocent Pals.

Sunday, January 26, 2014 Shvat 25, 5774

What about those who murdered innocent Palestinians?
Unlike the prisoners released this week, the Israeli soldiers and settlers who have blood on their hands never even served time in jail.
By Anat Matar

The murderers of Nibin Jamjum, a 14-year-old girl, were not released this week. Neither were the murderers of Yousef Fahkri Ikhlayl, 15. Neither was the soldier who fired a tear gas canister at point blank range at Mustafa Tamimi; nor the soldier who killed Bassam Abu Rahma during a quiet demonstration, or the pilot who dropped a one-ton bomb on the home of [Hamas military commander]...

3. The security barrier is worth seeing
Take a walking tour of East Jerusalem, such as those run by Green Olive Tours, or a pilgrimage to the Palestinian city of Bethlehem -- where Jesus was born -- and you'll run into Israel's infamous security barrier.
Israel built this barrier to keep suicide bombers from getting to Israel. It's eight meters (26 feet) high in places and includes concrete barricades, gates, barbed wire and patrol roads. While it has reduced the number of bombing attempts, it has also kept Palestinians from moving freely between the West Bank and Israel proper.
Most of the barrier runs inside West Bank territory, rather than on the boundary line.
This fact prompted the International Court of Justice to rule that the construction of the barrier violated international law.
With its armed guards, watchtowers and fortified gateways, for travelers it can be a stark symbol of Israel's military control over the territory.

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I have looked and looked and have not seen where Israelis are killing innocent Pals.

It only proves you can't read or do a proper search.

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Sunday, January 26, 2014 Shvat 25, 5774

What about those who murdered innocent Palestinians?
Unlike the prisoners released this week, the Israeli soldiers and settlers who have blood on their hands never even served time in jail.
By Anat Matar

The murderers of Nibin Jamjum, a 14-year-old girl, were not released this week. Neither were the murderers of Yousef Fahkri Ikhlayl, 15. Neither was the soldier who fired a tear gas canister at point blank range at Mustafa Tamimi; nor the soldier who killed Bassam Abu Rahma during a quiet demonstration, or the pilot who dropped a one-ton bomb on the home of [Hamas military commander]...

By Anthony Bordain.

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3. The security barrier is worth seeing
Take a walking tour of East Jerusalem, such as those run by Green Olive Tours, or a pilgrimage to the Palestinian city of Bethlehem -- where Jesus was born -- and you'll run into Israel's infamous security barrier.
Israel built this barrier to keep suicide bombers from getting to Israel. It's eight meters (26 feet) high in places and includes concrete barricades, gates, barbed wire and patrol roads. While it has reduced the number of bombing attempts, it has also kept Palestinians from moving freely between the West Bank and Israel proper.
Most of the barrier runs inside West Bank territory, rather than on the boundary line.
This fact prompted the International Court of Justice to rule that the construction of the barrier violated international law.
With its armed guards, watchtowers and fortified gateways, for travelers it can be a stark symbol of Israel's military control over the territory.

In what Pal or Arab propaganda rag did you find this crap?

Israeli forces have shot dead a Palestinian man and wounded another in a cross-border incident in the north of the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli military said the shooting happened after Palestinians threw rocks and rolled burning tyres toward soldiers at the border with Israel.

Palestinian health officials described the dead man as a 20-year-old civilian.

Israel prohibits anyone from entering a "buffer zone" it maintains inside Gaza to prevent attacks by militants.

The Israeli army said several Palestinians had entered "a prohibited area" east of Jabaliya where they damaged the security fence.

"The soldiers tried to distance the crowd using riot dispersal means and firing warning shots in the air," a military spokeswoman told AFP news agency.

"After all efforts were exhausted, the soldiers fired towards two main instigators."

Ashraf al-Qudra, a spokesman for the Hamas-run health ministry, said Bilal Samer Oweidah died after being shot in the chest.

Tensions have been high since an Israeli air strike on Wednesday killed two Palestinians in northern Gaza.

Israel said the strike had targeted a militant who was behind several rocket attacks, including one after former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's funeral last week.

Birsen Turkmen
I have some questions to ask all those Israeli soldiers who have taken part in this project... and also those who did not. I don't mean to be rude oor hurtful or whatever, I'm just very curious... My questions are these: Thinking back to your actions towards the Palestinians and the actions of other İsraeli soldiers that you witnessed directly or heard about... thinking back to your mindset and emotional state at that time... thinking back to you mindset before you became a soldier and after you left the army... can you see any similarity between yourself, the Israeli army and that of Nazi Germany and the SS? Is it possible that the soldiers of Nazi Germany felt exactly as you did whilst in the army? Have you ever thought about your actions in that perspective? Do you understand what the soldiers in the army of Nazi Germany might have felt at the time and perhaps after? Do you believe that you should be held accountable for your actions and inactions during your time in the İsraeli army? Do you believe the İsraeli people should be held accountable for the atrocities that the İsraeli army commits on a daily basis? Do you believe that the rest of the world and America in particular needs to be held accountable for turning a blind eye to what the İsraeli army has done and is doing to the people of Palestime? What is your true reason for taking part in this project, is it to clear your own conscience or is it to stop İsrael's atrocious behaviour towards the men, women and children of Palestine? Do you believe that the people should hang their head in shame forever and a day, just as it is expected of the people of Germany today? Do you believe that it is possible for the Israeli army to change it's ways, if so how? What can you and I and the rest of the world do to change the way the İsraeli army treats the men, women and children of Palestine?